Due to increased demand from our client base and the fast moving energy legislation in the UK, Syntegra have invested further in their in-house expertise in the Code for Sustainable Homes Assessment services. This will now strengthen our team to two fully qualified members of staff qualified as Code for Sustainable Homes Assessors.

We offer Code for Sustainable Homes Assessments at different stages of the development project, as follows:

• Pre-assessment reports for Planning Application guidance & submission
• Pre-assessment reports, advice and guidance at design stage
• Planning stage guidance where Code for Sustainable Homes is required as a planning condition
• Registration of the development as a Code for Sustainable Homes development
• Full design review and advice on the most appropriate Code level achievement strategy for your development
• Design team liaison to ensure knowledge develops along with the project
• Guidance on achieving specific ratings
• Design stage assessment of the project for Interim Certificate issue
• Post-construction Stage site visit inspection for Final Code Certificate issue
• Retro-fit design and consultancy advice in relation to meeting Code target requirements

For more information as to how we can assist as Code Assessors on your current project or if you require retrofit-consultancy advice please contact us.

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